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Foundations Course (The Odin Project)
The Odin Project
5 recommenders · 5 threads · recommended in 3 years, 2021–2023 · score 5.3
The Odin Project's Foundations course is a free, open-source introduction to web development covering how the internet works, version control with Git, and HTML/CSS basics, with readings and projects. It serves as the starting path on The Odin Project's full-stack curriculum.
Commenters call it a well-put-together, free, project-based starting point for learning web development, with one saying they built a webpage a week after starting it.
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project based learning is the best way to go! have you tried the odin project? i'm picking up the basics of web development, and they have a great course on html/css foundations. it comes with resources, readings, and is a very well put together open source project (it's also free!!!) i was able…
You would need a github account and then just set up git on your rig and link to repo. If you are worried about privacy you can set it to private. It's a little time consuming to setup but pretty straightforward and well worth it. There's a pretty good tutorial on theodinproject.com in the…
I am 34 percent done with the foundations course on TOP (The Odin Project), it is really good so far and I am learning a lot. I also started 100 devs this week. One good thing about 100 devs is you are meeting with live people and you have homework assignments and for me it is pushing me further…
The odin project : https://www.theodinproject.com/ has some great courses/paths to follow if you're interested in web development. I like that it also touches upon how the internet "works" (DNS, basic networking concepts) and version control (git) which are definitely things you should get…